Hinton, OK (December 1, 2024) – A significant collision occurred Sunday afternoon at the intersection of Old Hwy 66 and Main St in Hinton, involving a vehicle that resulted in two critical patients being ejected. Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene, where they treated the victims and coordinated their transport to nearby medical facilities.
One of the patients, who sustained severe injuries, was airlifted by helicopter to OU Medical Center for specialized care. The other critically injured individual was transported by ground to a local hospital for treatment. The road conditions were dry at the time, and investigators are working to determine the cause of the crash.
The Hinton Police Department and local emergency services are leading the investigation, and updates will be shared as more details become available. The identities of the individuals involved have not yet been disclosed, and law enforcement is focusing on gathering evidence and examining the scene.
Our thoughts go to the victims as we hope for their recovery.
Car Accidents in Oklahoma
Accidents like the one at Old Hwy 66 and Main St highlight the serious risks associated with high-speed collisions, especially when ejections occur. Oklahoma’s emergency responders play a critical role in minimizing fatalities by providing immediate care and quick transport to medical facilities.
In Oklahoma, both urban and rural areas have been increasing efforts to improve road safety through better signage, public awareness campaigns, and enhanced emergency response protocols. However, accidents of this magnitude continue to remind drivers of the importance of caution and seatbelt use, particularly in areas where the speed limits are higher.
If you or someone you know has been involved in a serious accident, Local Accident Reports can help guide you through the aftermath, offering support with medical, legal, and insurance-related matters.